1. Agenda Facebook Business Page Facebook community page
Facebook listing page
Facebook flyers and Post cards
Using PowerPoint 2010 for all of the above
Some cool ideas for posting to Facebook

2. 7 Seconds

3. First Impression You have 7 Seconds
Your brain makes a thousand computations
Are you someone to approach or to avoid?
Are you friend or foe?
Do you have status and authority?
Are you trustworthy, competent, likeable, confident?
Researchers from NYU found that we make eleven major decisions about one another in the first seven seconds of meeting.

4. Seven Nonverbal Ways To Make A Positive First Impression:

5. Seven Nonverbal Ways To Make A Positive First Impression:
 Adjust your attitude. People pick up your attitude instantly. Before you turn to greet someone, or enter the boardroom, or step onstage to make a presentation, think about the situation and make a conscious choice about the attitude you want to embody.
 Straighten your posture. Status and power are nonverbally conveyed by height and space. Standing tall, pulling your shoulders back, and holding your head straight are all signals of confidence and competence.

6. Smile. A smile is an invitation, a sign of welcome
Smile. A smile is an invitation, a sign of welcome. It says, “I’m friendly and approachable.”
Make eye contact. Looking at someone’s eyes transmits energy and indicates interest and openness. (To improve your eye contact, make a practice of noticing the eye color of everyone you meet.)
5.  Raise your eyebrows. Open your eyes slightly more than normal to simulate the “eyebrow flash” that is the universal signal of recognition and acknowledgement.

7. 6. Shake hands. This is the quickest way to establish rapport
6. Shake hands. This is the quickest way to establish rapport. It’s also the most effective. Research shows it takes an average of three hours of continuous interaction to develop the same level of rapport that you can get with a single handshake. 7. Lean in slightly. Leaning forward shows you’re engaged and interested. But be respectful of the other person’s space. That means, in most business situations, staying about two feet away.

8. 7 Seconds
Every encounter, from conferences to meetings to training sessions to business lunches, presents an opportunity to meet people, network, and expand your professional contacts by making a positive first impression. You’ve got just seven seconds – but if you handle it well, seven seconds are all you need!

9. It All Starts Online My Friends
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Instagram
Foursquare

10. Facebook Use Facebook To Connect and engage with Clients
Maintain a Consistent Flow of Communication with current and past clients (Put it in your schedule)
Integrate Facebook Into Your Existing Marketing (Time blocking)
Consider Using Facebook Ads (Current and Past Clients)
Create and Maintain a Professional Image
Be careful what you post to Facebook — pictures of you drinking a cocktail or posts about a wicked hangover aren’t likely to inspire trust.
Never politics
Never religion

11. Always and I Mean Always
Keep It Positive
“The last thing clients want to see is how tough the real estate market is.
“Use your presence to educate and inspire instead.”

12. Facebook For Business (Your Brand)

13. Facebook Community

14. Listing Fan Page

15. Flyers Post Cards Using Power Point 2010

16. My Favorite Site For
This Strategy

17. Post Card For Mailer

19. Ideas For Fan Page Who are you?
Daily occurrences (Start looking for them)
Question of the Day
Fill in the blank
Funny Friday or any day
6. Universal Quotes
7. Pics of the neighborhood, city or event
8. Funny or Expressive Photos & Videos.
9. Articles About Current Events
10. YouTube Videos of Your Neighborhoods or city
11. Host a Mini Contest (Picture)
12. Links to Your Blog or Website
13. Local market update

20. LIVE DEMO Photoxpress.com

21. Power Point 2010

22. Setting Up Your Page

23. Now You’re Ready With Correct Size

24. Save In JPEG File Format

25. More Examples! http://budurl.com/facebookexamples

26. Some Cool Facebook Pages

27. Irfanview.com demo To Edit Photos

28. JINGPROJECT.COM

29. JINGPROJECT.COM Uses Directions to your buyers home
Personal happy birthday wish
Explanation on a part of the sales agreement
Weekly listing status updates
Personal listing presentation
Examples of the tools, systems and strategies you are using to get them massive exposure
Educational video’s
Personal experience with other clients

30. Some Cool Facebook Pages

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